Multi-model functions¶
The module myokit.lib.multi
contains functions for working with multiple
Myokit models.
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myokit.lib.multi.
binding
(model, binding)¶ Deprecated alias of
Model.bindingx()
.
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myokit.lib.multi.
iterdir
(path, guarantee_model_names=True)¶ Iterates over a directory yielding tuples
(model, protocol)
wheremodel
is amyokit.Model
andprotocol
is amyokit.Protocol
.Depending on the contents of the found files, some entries might not have a protocol. Files without a model are skipped.
The results will be yielded ordered by filename. The method does not descend into child directories.
If
guarantee_model_names
isTrue
(default), models that do not specify aname
meta-attribute will be given their filename as name. This ensures every model read by this method has a name meta-property.
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myokit.lib.multi.
label
(model, label)¶ Deprecated alias of
Model.labelx()
.
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myokit.lib.multi.
scandir
(path)¶ Scans a directory using
iterdir()
and returns a list ofmyokit.Model
objects and a list ofmyokit.Protocol
objects. The models (and corresponding protocols) will be ordered by model name.
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myokit.lib.multi.
time
(model)¶ Deprecated alias of
Model.timex()
.
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myokit.lib.multi.
unit
(variable, unit)¶ Checks if the given variable’s unit can be converted into units unit and, if so, returns the appropriate conversion factor. If not, a
myokit.IncompatibleModelError
is raised.Example:
>>> import myokit >>> import myokit.lib.multi as multi >>> m,p,x = myokit.load('example') >>> print(multi.unit(m.label('membrane_potential'), myokit.units.V)) 0.001
(Because a millivolt can be converted to a volt by multiplying by 0.001)